Sherwin-Williams Paint

I have no idea about Rodda, but I have used SW. It is good paint and yes, you usually get better result with the more expensive paints. Less runs, drips, better coverage. How important is it to risk a crappy job to save $10 a room? Try a gallon of each in different rooms and decide yourself.

Absolutely. There are times and places to save money (hotels, airfare, etc.) and times and places where it's counterproductive to save a buck (paint, shingles, surgery). Choose wisely.

Dunn-Edwards paint is better quality than SW.

Don't seem to have Dunn-Edwards in this area. The choice appears to be Rodda or Valspar or Sherwin-Williams. Sherwin-Williams appears to be the most expensive. Its on sale this month at $29. I am going to buy 10 gallons or so in the morning.

Never heard of Rodda, but I've used S-W's higher lines and like it fine.

Never hear of Rodda... but you tell me: if it was as good as the S-W paint, do you *really* think they'd be selling it for TEN BUCKS a gallon less?

I've used a *lot* of S-W paint over the years, and *never* had *any* cause for complaint with it. It's really good paint. Goes on easily, covers well, very durable.

Cheap paint is no bargain.

Which is less expensive: a $22/gallon premium paint that does the job with one gallon, or a $12/gallon "budget" paint that requires two gallons to cover?